No, it’s a little wrong to say a tomato is a vegetable, it’s very wrong to say it’s a suspension bridgeI heard someone say something like this: The believer may be like a child who thinks Saint Nicholas delivered presents, when they were really secretly placed under the tree by his parents - a little wrong; the atheist, like the child who thinks the gifts spontaneously generated, - is very wrong.
Our inability to comprehend, fully the nature of our Creator, is no refutation of His existence.
As almost always, Eccles is wittier than I could ever hope, in his kindly pity for the second sort of child and his irrationality.
1. And lo! Christmas was approaching once more, the season of peace on Earth to people of good will (and maybe some others, too)I will never understand the child who doesn't want to play with his comrades, no he does not!
2. But Richard was still in those days an unsaved person, and he spake forth, saying "Bah! Humbug!" Or sometimes (for a change) "Bah! Jellybaby!" .....
3. And behold, he went on the attack with a brilliantly-crafted tweet, saying "There are people who believe Jesus turned water into wine. How do they hold down a job in the 21st century?"
4. For he reasoned that the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker, and the professor of biology could not do their jobs adequately if they believed in an omnipotent creator.
5. For would they not inevitably produce bad sausages, or bad bread, or bad candles, or bad lectures, if they were men of faith?
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